The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-05-27

known burglar WnOm ne tOund IN MS store
j. v. Barbour, a well.to.do citizen OF
Grant county KY, obtained a verdict for
$4,000 damages in the United States
Court OF Cotilgton, KY, against o. f..
Stevenson, o, Ohio, for the seduction OF
his daughter. aged IT.
Hiram A. Foreman, Of thecity engineers
Office OF st. Paul, has been appointed to
a cierkShip in the pension office in Wash
ington at 81 900 per year, under the civil
service rules.
Mrs. NJ. f. De Geer Of Topeka, Kan,
leading lawyer OF that city, has forwarded
to Commissioner Sparks the certificate and
affidavit required OF land Office attorneys
In the house 81 commons Col. King Har-
man, parliamentary under secretary for
Ireland, said: The remarkable increase OF
emigration from Ireland SHOULD be attri
buted partly to the growing want OF EN-.
ployment in Ireland, partly to the fear en-
tertained by the masses how the crimes
act would enable the authorities to punish
persons for past violations OF law and
partly to the tact that numbers of Irish
people were forced TO leave the country be-
cause of disinclination TO join secret socie-
ties. McDonald-Is not the increase ofemi-
grafton due to the introduction OF the
crimes bill and desire OF the Irish people to
escape its tyranny?
Rev. Samuel F. Smith, Of Boston, author
OF the national anthem my Country 'Tis
OF Thee, " was visitor on change at Chi.
cago. When the crowd in the wheat pit
learned that DR.. Smith was present they
with one accord sang one verse OF the an
them, greatly to the surprise OF the gentle
man,
Those who have the confidence OF the ad-
minstration say that although there were
at one time apprehensions that the negoti-
ations which are pending between the
United States and Great Britain relative
to the fisheries might not terminate sue
cessfully, and that it might be necessary
to issue the proclamation OF non-inter-
course authorized by the last congress,
there is nowgood rec sons TO believe that the
differences will be satisfactorily adjusted.
r. L. English OF Albert Lea, has been
indicted for unlawfully concealing the
body OF the child OF Louis Hanson.
Maj C. McC. Reeve has been elected lieu
tenant colonel of the First regiment, N. G..
S. NJ. His post as major was fiji led by the
election OF Capt. Pierce OF Red Wing to the
position.
Pat Sheedy, manager of John i. Sulli-
van says: / do not intend to make any
match with Kilrafn or any body else until
that arm is entiely we'll. Sullivan's arm
is not in good condition at all as yet. He
can hardly close his hand. The challenger
plainly states in his challenge the fight
must be within fifty miles OF Baltimore or
Pittsburg and how can a bare knuckle
fight take place there? | said Kilrain was
coward, but il he repudiates assertions
in newspapers alleged as coming from
him, will retract what have said.
Pensions granted: Minnesota-L. NJ,
mother OF E. L. Matte, Brainerd original,
II. G. Nichols, Camden; j. Williamson, Co
logne; increased, p. Barbean, Suel. Dako-
ta-W. H. Brown, Michigan City; H. G. G.
Rose, Millbank; I, Delehart, Bismarck J.
N. Bull Clark. Postmaster commissioned
Iowa: Houghton, j. Carhoff.
Mr. Charles CrocIer, the California ma
bob, is said to be worth 500, 000,0G0 He
could easily afford to give his daughter a
check for 81, 600, 600 on her wedding day,
as he did.
Col. Robert Ingersoll's eldest daughter is
beautiful, and is described by chronicler
as "a Greek goddess.
John Boyd, butcher OF Rockford,
Mich, last summer murdered w. B. john
son. Boyd was hall crazed with liquor at
the time. He was sentenced to prison for
life. Annie Boyd, his wife, sued Christoph.
er Post, a sa1oonist of Rockford. for selling
her husband liquor, claiming $40, 600
damages A verdict was rendered giving
the woman $500.
Madame LIE Hyde, well known soprano
and leading singer at the st. Paul cathe-
dral in Pittsburg hanged herself. Cause,
i'll health and arrangement.
Sir Charles Tupper, the Canadian finance
minister, swore, not long ago, that he
''built such wall OF projection around
Canada, as to raw material and labor,
that the iron industry would rival that
OF the United States.
The treasury department is about to
undertake novel experiment with re :
spect to the currency of the Pacific states
tits the intention OF the department to
substitute paper currency so far as pos
sible for the gold coin which has so long
been in use in the Pacific states. The
legal tenders have never been popular in
California. Gold is still the principal
medium oil exchange there.
In the case Of s. X. Jeggeruel VS.. Mime
apolis e. st. Louis, the jury at Albert Lea
gave the plaintiff $4,000 The defendant
obstructed crossing at the village of Hart
land by which the plantiff received injuries
in 1888 from which he still suffers
Mrs. Cleveland has written several pretty
little notes OF eongratulation to Washing
ton girls whose engagements have recently
been announced.
G. G. Maginnis gets the Duluth land office
receiyership. He is brother of Major
Maginnis OF Montana.
At Wabasha in the case OF the state
against David Yining charged with com.
initting rape on Annie Vining his grand
daughter the jury found the prisonerguilty
OF assault with intent to commit rape.
Hon. Daniel w. VOORHEES, OF Terre Haute
Ind, the "Tall Sycamore oil the Wabash, =
and democratic statesman, is paying his
frs. visit to st. Paul and Minnesota in
company with Col. Tom HI. Nelson, ex-
minister to Mexico, and resident Of
Terre Haute.
James johnson has commenced suit in
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